Personal and Social Issues

Join Harriet, Darwin's pet tortoise, and Milton, Schrodinger's indecisive cat on a time-travelling quest of discovery, unravelling scientific exploration and religious beliefs and how they fit together. Age: 7+

Have you ever wondered why dogs are so afraid of thunder storms? Do you ask yourself why their eyes grow wild, why they shiver and shake and hide away? Age: 3+

This fun story encourages children to look after their teeth with exuberant illustrations from award-winning illustrator Joan Rankin. Age: 5+

This book was written and designed by Francesca Duff, it reflects how Fran sees life. Age: 5+

This book is for children and younger teenagers who attend a Quaker meeting.

This beautifully illustrated book takes young children through questions about how life starts and who they are as well as tackling concerns about whether there is enough love to go around. Age: 3+

Ringo sees his mum vanish into a puff of smoke during a house frenzy. With the aid of a super hero he embarks on a journey to find his mum, only to find the solution rested with him all along. Age: 4+

Long ago, the people of Gwadana lived simple, but happy, lives. They had found the secret of happiness. Their lives were very, very orderly. No one broke the rules. There were no police and no jails in that village. Age: 8+